Bretts,
Sorry you wont be there, but I hope there will be a few other bonsai tragics attend (and hopefully a few experts) so us mere mortal bonsai folk can get some feedback on how we might improve our trees for next time. A few clues never go astray!!!
Goulburn Exhibition 3 & 4 October 2009
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Re: Goulburn Exhibition 3 & 4 October 2009
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Re: Goulburn Exhibition 3 & 4 October 2009
I was looking over the topic of wisteria's and their flowering and thought I would let you know that at the exhibition there will be a few "scrub dug darlings" and one is a wisteria that is currently in flower. And it comes with its own unique polystyrene box which has been painted!!!
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Re: Goulburn Exhibition 3 & 4 October 2009
Well we Goulburnites certianly have a way with getting our message out there.
Lets hope the weather is just as kind.
Lets hope the weather is just as kind.
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Re: Goulburn Exhibition 3 & 4 October 2009
Its all set up and ready to roll. If you are not heading down to check it out, you should
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Re: Goulburn Exhibition 3 & 4 October 2009
One and a half hours to start and boy are we excited about the trees and the display. 
Cool and overcast just the most perfect day to be inside at our Exhibition.
Cool and overcast just the most perfect day to be inside at our Exhibition.
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Re: Goulburn Exhibition 3 & 4 October 2009
Have a great day Guys make sure you take plenty of Pictures for us that can't make it 
It's too bad your in such a hurry cause the stories I could tell you, Bushels and baskets of stories, hole crates full of stories. But if you can spare a moment I will tell you one story.
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Re: Goulburn Exhibition 3 & 4 October 2009
G/Day! Watto,
Great to see all the interest in the Exhibition - Ausbonsai certainly keeps us all informed.
I'm about to leave so will see you about 9:30 today
Looking forward to an awesome display, Mate
Two Potato based European Olives from adelaide are in the car so have those Elms ready!
Regards
Gary
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Great to see all the interest in the Exhibition - Ausbonsai certainly keeps us all informed.
I'm about to leave so will see you about 9:30 today
Looking forward to an awesome display, Mate
Two Potato based European Olives from adelaide are in the car so have those Elms ready!
Regards
Gary
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as well as 90% of mother earth's flowers. What if...............?
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Re: Goulburn Exhibition 3 & 4 October 2009
Well the Goulburn Exhibition is all over.
Here is an example of what you missed out on if you didn't get to come.
Here is an example of what you missed out on if you didn't get to come.
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